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Objectiver

The power tool to engineer your Technical and Business Requirements

Question:	What do safety critical system engineers, business analysts, software engineers have in common ?
Answer:	They all know too well how difficult and important it is to write good requirements at the very start of their projects !

Objectiver represents the very first of a brand new type of requirements engineering tools. Based on a goal-oriented methodology, it aims at building high-grade requirement specifications.

To start your visit on our web site, we recommend you to first read our quick overview of the benefits of the methodology then proceed to the more detailed documentation of the methodology.

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For free: one 3-months access to the Objectiver Virtual Academy per Objectiver FullPro V3 license ordered before end of June, 2013. Buy now!


OBJECTIVER RELEASE 3.0c57 (Win), 3.0c57 (Mac), 3.0c35 (Linux)	WHO'S WHO	OBJECTIVER VIRTUAL ACADEMY
A free trial version of Objectiver V3 can be downloaded. Current users can download the upgrade from the Download page. You can see a demo of the main functionalities of Objectiver V3. March 9th, 2012. Objectiver is now also available on LINUX platforms. Go to the download section and follow the instructions. October 12th, 2011. Objectiver is now also available on MAC platforms. Go to the download section and follow the instructions.	Objectiver is owned by Respect-IT, a spin-out of the University of Louvain. Respect-IT is an acronym standing for Requirements Engineering and SPECification Techniques for Information Technology.	June 7th, 2011. The Objectiver Virtual Academy is now open. This elearning site invites you to become acquainted with goal orientation and with Objectiver in a few days of training only. Follow the link to get more details on this novel concept. Objectiver is based on a method described in a reference book recently published by Wiley. More on the book....